Lino

Had a lovely dinner here. The food was fresh, delicious and presented beautifully. We had the smoked beetroot with hazelnuts (our favourite), sauerkraut croquettes, grilled courgette and asparagus main and triple cooked chips - all vegetarian. The waiter was very attentive and friendly, cannot fault the service. Loved the decor and atmosphere inside, perfect for a low key dinner. Food was reasonably priced given the location, venue and quality.

After closing for more than a year (if i am correct) we were excited to try this restaurant. However, the food was actually quite disappointing despite how good they look. Bread was stale, lamb heart was cold and chewy, confit pork was under seasoned and fish was really bad with chewy chicken skin instead of crispy. The only dish that was acceptable was the mackerel tartar. Also disappointed with some items in the menu were not available as they haven't got a fryer. Feel sorry the waiter. He was the only waiter servicing roughly more than 20 tables. It gave me the impression that the management has not fully prepared for the reopening.

Classy, spacious venue with lovely staff and fantatsic food. Cocktails meticulously prepared and presented, delicious food - every dish a winner (roasted beetroot salad, tartare, terrine, flank and fries, risotto with grains) and Chianti so good that one bottle was never going to be enough! Great evening overall and saved in the "must go again" list!

A very pleasant ambience with friendly and attentive service, they noted my allergy that was on the booking which was helpful. I enjoyed the fried oysters special (pictured) and the steak tartare for a main. They offer a starter size and main size tartare, there wasn't a great difference in the size but the main comes with chips (not noted on menu). They had a great wine selection but the single glass prices did seem a little steep even for the City. If you are of short stature, like me, avoid the pink armchairs, you will be reaching up to get to your food! Would have also liked a coat hook or to have our coats checked as there wasn't anywhere to put them in the main seating area.